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Click here to subscribeA German Third Reich Luftwaffe Dagger, Second Pattern, plain blade, white metal hilt, wirebound orange spiral plastic grip tied with silver wire portapee, pebbled and oak leaf-decorated scabbard with attached hangersSome wear to plated parts. Portapee knot broken and lacking - generally poor. Hangers tatty
A German Third Reich Army Officer's Dagger, the blade etched maker's mark, ''Alcoso, Solingen'', white metal hilt, wrythen orange plastic grip, pebbled white metal scabbard, together with a trident-shaped steel finial, 29 cm overall (2)Third Reich dagger - Blade with slight overall rusting. Grip slightly loose and pommel lacking. Some deterioration to finish on hilt and scabbard.
A German Third Reich Heer (Army) Dress Dagger, the blade etched maker's name, ''Carl Eickhorn, Solingen'' and squirrel logo, the plated hilt with orange plastic wrythen grip, silver thread portapee, the pebbled scabbard with twin oak leaf-decorated bands, ring suspensions, silver wire hangerBlade with light rusting. Plating to hilt slightly worn and pommel with scratches and dings. Scabbard with several dents. Portapee and hanger both tatty with considerable wear.
A German Third Reich Army Officer's Dagger, the double edge steel blade etched at the ricasso with logo for E & A Forster, Solingen, the white metal hilt with wrythen fluted orange plastic grip, with pebbled white metal scabbard Grey patching to the blade, with two circular flaws. Cracks to the grip
A German Third Reich Naval Dirk, the double edge undecorated steel blade with two central narrow fullers to each side, etched at the ricasso with logo for Alcoso, Solingen, the brass hilt with wrythen fluted orange plastic grip lacking its wire binding, the brass scabbard incised with lightning bolts Grey patching to blade and slight bend to tip. Brass hilt and scabbard have lost the original bright patination. Grip lacks its wire binding.
A German Third Reich Parade Bayonet, the blade stamped, ''Tiger, Solingen'' and with tiger logo to the reverse, the plated, white metal hilt with recurving crossguard, eagle head pommel and chequered black plastic grip scales, black-enamelled metal scabbard, leather belt frogSlight wear to plating on hilt. Spring good. Some wear to enamelling on scabbard. Slight crinkling to leather on frog.
A German Third Reich Army NCO's Sword, the 85cm single edge fullered plated steel blade stamped with Original Eickhorn squirrel logo, with plated knuckle bow and wire bound black plastic grip, in black enamelled steel scabbard with portapee; a Copy of an SS Degan, with black steel scabbard (2)
A German Third Reich Fireman's Parade Dagger, the saw-back blade stamped with maker's logo and TIGER, SOLINGEN at the ricasso, the chromed hilt with recurving crossguard, chequered black plastic grip scales and bird head pommel, with sword knot, black enamelled scabbard and leather frog; a Copy of a Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife, third pattern, with brass crossguard, plated hilt, leather scabbard (2)
A German Third Reich Presentation Bayonet, 20cm single edge fullered steel blade etched with a biplane flanked by Erinnerungau meindienstzeit, by F W Holler, Solingen, the white metal hilt with chequered black plastic grip scales and eagle head pommel, with black enamelled scabbard; Militaria, comprising a First World War silk handkerchief painted with French cathedrals on fire and a similar smaller embroidered Souvenir de France; a quantity of Kensita silks and a book Hitler, a Study in Tyranny by Alan Bullock (5)
A Second World War Type 95 Japanese NCO's Katana, with 67 cm single edge blade numbered 28788, the cast alloy hilt bearing inspection marks, the scabbard correspondingly numbered, single ring suspension Blade with scattered slight rusting. Hilt with wear to painted finish. Scabbard with some scratching and losses to painted finish.
A Japanese Wakizashi, circa 1900, the 20cm steel blade with one piece brass habaki, brass oval tsuba, the sectional bone hilt and saya carved with figures and with two brass suspender bands, 44cm; a Similar Tanto, with 15cm blade, the bone hilt and saya carved with figures, 30cm; a Pair of Japanese Bone Knives, the handles and single scabbard incised and stained with figures and foliage (3)
A 19th Century Hungarian Cavalry Officer's Sword, the slightly curved, single edge, pipeback, spear point blade, length 86 cm, the obverse engraved crest and image of the Virgin Mary and inscribed, ''Patrona Hungaria Virgo Maria'', the reverse with further Latin inscriptions, and images of a mounted cavalry officer and patriarchal cross, the steel triple bar hilt with scrolling quillon and folding guard, wirebound fishskin grip (scabbard lacking); and a Model 1882 French Light Cavalry Sword, the fullered single edge blade, length 87 cm, the back inscribed, ''Mre. d'Armes de Chat. Juillet 1885 Cavrie. legere Mle.1882'', the ricasso with maker's initials DB and other marks, the brass triple bar hilt similarly stamped and numbered 44033, wirebound leather grip (scabbard lacking) (2)Hungarian - Blade with overall light rusting and pitting. Hilt similar. Small areas of loss to fishskin. French - Blade with overall light rusting and pitting. Blade with minor scratching and dings commensurate with age and use. Otherwise good.
A Fairbairn-Sykes Fighting Knife, Second Pattern, the drop-forged steel blade unmarked, the crossguard stamped broad arrow and B, the button hilt with hatched brass grip, brass-mounted leather scabbard (possibly associated)Blade good with some bluing at ricasso. Grip with some scratching and dings commensurate with age and use, but generally good. Scabbard good but possibly associated.
A Nepalese Presentation Horn-Handled Kukri, the velvet-covered scabbard with repousse-decorated and gilded white metal mounts (karda lacking); together with six other various ethnic knives (7)Kukri in good condition. Scabbard also in good condition overall. Karda lacking. Other knives generally good to fair overall.
A George V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword by Henry Wilkinson, Pall Mall, London, the 82cm fullered steel blade etched with the Royal cypher, original owner's initials A.I.MacP., maker's name and gold Proved poincon, the steel hilt pierced with Royal cypher, with wire bound fishskin grip and steel scabbard (af)Blade, hilt and scabbard have orange rust pitting. Some loss of fishskin to grip.
A 19th Century Small Hunting Knife, with clip-point steel blade, recurving steel crossguard with ball quillons, bone pistol grip handle and leather sheath; a Hunting Knife, with High Life steel blade, aluminium recurving crossguard, horn and nickel hilt and leather sheath; a J.A.Hellberg, Eskiltuna Knife, with plated scabbard; a Similar Smaller Knife, with nickel scabbard; two Modern Skein Dhu, with ebony and plastic grips (6)
A Second World War Spanish Combat Knife, the 14cm Bolo steel blade with chequered/milled back edge, faintly etched with crowned FN, one side of the hooked crossguard stamped U, the opposing side stamped Y329, with chequered wood grip scales, bird head pommel and leather scabbard with steel chape
A Portuguese Mauser Vergeiuro M1904 Bayonet, the blued fullered steel blade stamped SIMSON & CO., with wood grip scales, the pommel stamped B4849, with blued steel scabbard; two USSR Knife Bayonets, an AK47 with steel scabbard and leather strap, and an AKM with steel wire cutter blade and scabbard, pommel af (3)
An Italian Model 1938 Carcano ''Folding'' Knife Bayonet, stamped I21106, with wood grip scales; a Swedish Model 1896 Rifle Bayonet, with steel scabbard; a Spanish Model 1943 Knife Bayonet, the crossguard stamped 15271, with blackened steel scabbard; four Other Bayonets, one possibly Italian, lacking scabbard, the remaining three with steel scabbards (7)
A Crank Handle Ersatz Knife Bayonet/Trench Dagger, the 12.5cm double edge spear point steel blade stamped DEMAG, DUISBERG within a circle to one side, the opposing side stamped GESETZLICH GESHUTZT, lacks crossguard, with green painted steel scabbard (af); four other German Bayonets, including M1871/84 with steel mounted leather scabbard; two M1884/98 third pattern knife bayonets, one with steel scabbard; M1871/84 dress bayonet with steel scabbard and leather frog (5 - in a briefcase)
An Elizabeth II Third Pattern Commando Knife by Wilkinson Sword, with blackened finish, the machine forged blade etched with maker's name, with brass mounted leather scabbard; another Example, with white blade and copper alloy grip moulded with crossed keys and *D, with brass mounted leather scabbard (2)
A Victorian 1827 Pattern Naval Officer's Dress Sword, the straight, fullered single edge blade by A,H, Hancox, Commercial Road, Landport, length 82.5 cm, etched with fouled anchor, Victoria crown and foliage, the brass gothic hilt with folding guard, cast with fouled anchor, lion head pommel with extended mane, wirebound fishskin grip, the brass-mounted leather scabbard with twin ring suspensionsBlade with scattered pitting. Hilt with signs of age and wear commensurate with use. Slight wear to grip. Scabbard leather fairly dry and with three creases.
A Medieval Style Knife, the 20cm fullered triangular section epee type blade with waisted ricasso and stamped Paris, the cruciform steel hilt with wire bound grip, and with associated wood scabbard; a Georgian Style Knife, with 20cm diamond section spear point blade, brass recurving crossguard, turned fruitwood grip with globular pommel, with associated leather sheath; a Tuareg ''Telek'' Arm Dagger, with 21cm double edge spear point steel blade, brass cruciform hilt and leather scabbard with armband and brass tip
An American Machete, the 66 cm blade with part fuller, stamped, ''No.143, R.A., W.D. 1915'' and with broad arrow mark, shaped, polished horn grip; a Masonic Sword, the etched blade by Spencer & Co., Great Queen Street, London, decorated with foliate scrollwork, brass cruciform hilt, brass-mounted leather scabbard (2)1 - Metal parts polished but with evidence of past pitting. Some cracks and wear to grip. No scabbard. 2 - Blade with overall light rusting and pitting. Scabbard with some wear and losses to leather.
A Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife, third pattern, with blued blade, the crossguard stamped, ''William Rodgers, Sheffield'', ribbed grip, brass-mounted leather scabbard, and another, similar (2)Both knives with wear to finish. Scabbard mounts with wear to finish on brass, some damage to stitching and wear to leather
A 20th Century German Dagger, with etched ''High Life'' blade, recurving steel crossguard and brass-mounted and ebony inset composition grip, leather scabbard, together with a South American hunting knife, the blade etched and inscribed, ''Estados Unidos do Brasil, 15 Novembro de 1889'', brass-mounted composition grip, leather scabbard, both contained in a wood display case with sliding perspex cover (2)
A Fairbairn Sykes Fighting Knife, third pattern, with blued blade, the crossguard stamped, ''Sheffield, England'' and broad arrow mark, ribbed grip, brass-mounted leather scabbard, and two other copy examples (3)Some wear to finish on knives but generall good. One scabbard not a standard pattern - fair. The other scabbards generally good with slight wear to leather and to finish on brass mounts
An Early 19th Century Bamboo Sword Stick, the 75.5 cm fullered, triangular section steel blade retaining traces of bluing and gilding, the scabbard with brass tipBlade with scattered light rusting. Leather thong through grip probably a replacement. Scabbard with splits, held together with wire at top.
A George III Naval Dirk, the 43.5 cm curved, single edge blade retaining some of original etching, including part maker's name (***OCK'S Warranted), foliage and martial trophies, gilt brass hilt, dished oval guard with pierced, interlacing border, chequered ivory grip, the pommel with vacant ring, the leather scabbard with gilt brass mounts, twin suspension ringsBlade with scattered patches of rust. Etching considerably fainter towards edge. Some evidence of sharpening. Wear to gilding on guard and hilt. Natural cracks to ivory grip. Scabbard leather very dry with one crack and other faults. Gilding to brass mounts on scabbard very worn.
A French M1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, the blade back engraved ''St. Etienne'' and indistinctly dated, the hilt numbered J2383, the scabbard numbered FH 76051, and two M1874 Gras epee bayonets, respectively dated to the back Juin 1879 and 8re 1878, respectively numbered P63053 and 79312 to the hilt, the scabbards numbered H4567 and 52687 (3)Chassepot - Blade reasonably bright. hilt slightly worn. Spring working. Scabbard rusty. Gras bayonets - Both with bright blades. Slight rusting to steel parts on hilt. Both springs working. Scabbards with slight rusting but retaining some bluing.
Three Bayonets, comprising a British 1856 Pattern example, the blade stamped ''Chavasse'' and numbered B78, and another similar, the blade stamped ''A & F H'' and numbered, S3 below a crown, both with steel-mounted leather scabbards; a French Model 1866 Chassepot Yataghan example, the back inscribed ''Nle. de Chatt.'' and dated 8bre.1871, steel scabbard, and two 20th century Indian daggers (one A/F) (4) Both 1856 Pattern - Scattered rusting to blades. Scattered rusting to other metal parts. Springs working. Scabbards good. Chassepot - Scattered pitting and surface rust to blade. Heavy rusting and pitting to other metal parts including scabbard. Spring seized with rust. Indian daggers - Both with light patches of rust to blades. One with section of horn lacking from grip.
A Late 19th Century Court Sword, the 78.5 cm blade with foliate etching, the cast brass, shell-shaped guard, knucklebow and hilt decorated with beading, gilt thread bullion knot, brass-mounted leather scabbardBlade with scattered patches of light rust and pitting. Scabbard leather cracked below top mount, with losses to black finish and with overall dryness.
An Early 19th Century 1827 Pattern Naval Officer's Dress Sword, the quill back, single edge blade with spear tip, the gilt brass gothic hilt incorporating fouled anchor, the well-cast lion head pommel with extended mane, wire-bound leather grip (scabbard lacking)Blade with allover rust. Finish to hilt darkened. Wire to grip defective.
A First World War German Ersatz Bayonet/Trench Knife, the twin edge blade stamped, ''Gesetzlich Chutzt'' and with an indistinct mark, ''..... Duisburg'' to the reverse, recurving black-enamelled hilt, conforming scabbard with leather belt loop; a French M1866 Chassepot ''Yataghan'' bayonet, the blade stamped maker's mark for Weyersberg, Germany, numbered 2748 to the crosspiece, ribbed brass grip, black-enamelled steel scabbard, webbing frog; an Inuit skinning knife, with scabbard, 20th century, and one other item (4)
A George V 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, the 82 cm part-fullered, single edge blade numbered 45043 to the back, the plated, pierced hilt incorporating Royal cypher, wire-bound fishskin grip, leather-covered service scabbard; and another, similar, the etched, plated blade by Hobson & Sons (2)First sword - Blade with patches of rust. Hilt plated finish worn and rusted. Fishskin grip finish poor. Scabbard poor. Second sword - Plating to blade worn and flaking - nicks and some rusting to lower part. Plating to hilt worn and flaking. Fishskin grip with some losses. Scabbard poor.
A Victorian Non-Regulation Cavalry Officer's Sword, made for the East India Company, the part-fullered, single edge blade, length 89.5 cm, by Henry Wilkinson, etched with the crest of the East India Company and Victoria cypher amongst foliate scrolled panels, further with a panel of sanskrit adjacent to the ricasso, the steel hilt pierced and engraved with foliage, scrolling quillon, wire-bound fishskin grip, the plated scabbard with twin ring suspensionsBlade with areas of light rusting. Hilt with allover rusting and light pitting. Some wear to grip. Scabbard possibly associated - now painted gold and black but with rusting and pitting.
An Edward VII 1897 Pattern Infantry Officer's Dress Sword, the part-fullered, single edge blade, length 82 cm, etched with the Royal cypher and coat of arms amongst panels of scrollwork and foliage, the plated hilt pierced and incorporating the Royal cypher, wire-bound fishskin grip, the steel scabbard with twin ring suspensionsBlade with small patches of rust mainly near ricasso. Hilt plating worn and rusted. Scabbard with several dents and overall rusting.
An Early 19th Century Hazel Swordstick, with single edge, fullered blade, length 66 cm, the grip pierced and mounted for a threaded cord, the scabbard with brass tip, 88 cm overall; a Modern Walking Stick Flask, the brass handle cast as a dog's head, unscrewing to reveal a flask (2)3 cm section of wood possibly let in at top of scabbard. Crack to wood at base of grip. Blade with scattered pitting and rusting.
Two Prussian M1871 Sword Bayonets, each with brass hilt, one side with diagonal grooves, the opposing side smooth, one lacks it spring, both lack scabbards; an Austrian M1870 Sword Bayonet, the ricasso of the blade stamped ANT.STRIBERNY with a double headed eagle, with chequered black leather grip scales, lacks scabbard; a French M1892 Sword Bayonet, with second type muzzle ring and bakelite grip scales, the crossguard and steel scabbards stamped with matching numbers, with leather frog (4)
A Portuguese Kropatschek Model 1886 Sword Bayonet, the fullered steel blade engraved Steyr 1886 on the back edge, the crossguard numbered N786, the steel scabbard stamped B801; a Portuguese M1893 Artillery Bayonet, the blade stamped 81491, with steel mounted leather scabbard; a German M84/98 Bayonet, the fullered steel blade stamped GEBR.HELLER, with black enamelled scabbard; a Japanese M1897 Bayonet, with steel scabbard (4)
A British 1856 Pattern Yataghan Sword Bayonet, the 58cm steel blade stamped REEVES, crown/B/47, the steel crossguard engraved V.LCS.40.27, with chequered leather grip scales, the steel mounted leather scabbard engraved 40/27 at the locket; another Example, the pommel stamped 348, lacks scabbard; a British 1879 Pattern Artillery Sword, with saw back blade and stirrup hilt, lacks scabbard (3)
A British 1907 Pattern Bayonet, by Sanderson, issue marks for '10, with steel mounted leather scabbard; another Example, lacks scabbard; a 1913 Pattern Bayonet, by Remington, with steel mounted leather scabbard; a US Model 1917 Enfield Bayonet, by Remington, with steel mounted leather scabbard and leather frog (4)
A French M1842 Sabre Bayonet, with steel recurving crossguard, brass hilt and steel scabbard; a French M1886 Epee Bayonet, with cruciform blade, the nickel hilt with steel scroll crossguard, lacks scabbard; a French M1886/15 Epee Bayonet, with cruciform blade, brass grip and steel scabbard (3)
A French M1866 Chassepot Yataghan Sword Bayonet, the back edge of the blade engraved Mre. d'Armes de Chat., the brass hilt with steel crossguard stamped C. 10630, the steel scabbard stamped with the same number; another Example, the back edge of the blade stamped REEVES, the crossguard and steel scabbard stamped with differing numbers; a French Model 1874 Gras Sword Bayonet, with St Etienne engraved blade, the crossguard and steel scabbard stamped with corresponding numbers (3)
A 1796 Pattern Infantry Officer's Sword, the 82cm diamond section steel blade engraved with the Royal Coat of Arms and inscribed FOR MY COUNTRY & KING to each side, the gilt brass stirrup hilt with hinged double shell guard, leather covered grip and panelled urn pommel, lacks scabbard; a Georgian Small Sword, with 57cm fullered triangular section steel blade, the brass stirrup hilt with double shell guard, finger rings, silver wire bound grip and ovoid pommel, lacks scabbard (2) 1 - Blade tip ground, black patching to surface. Hilt bears traces of gilding, later grip. 2 - Hilt bears traces of gilding. Lacks scabbard. Blade has tiny nibble chips along the raised back edge.
A 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's Dress Sword, the 77cm double edge steel blade with a narrow fuller running from the hilt for 21cm to each side, the brass stirrup hilt bearing traces of original gilding, with boat shell guard intersected by straight crossguard, copper wire bound grip and ovoid urn finial, lacks scabbardBlack patching to blade surface, lacks scabbard
A 1796 Pattern Heavy Cavalry Officer's Dress Sword, the 80cm double edge steel epee blade with a 7cm narrow fuller to each side, the brass stirrup hilt bearing traces of original gilding, with boat shell guard intersected by straight crossguard, finely ribbed wood grip and baluster finial, with a steel two ring scabbardGrey patching to the surface of the blade. The hilt bears traces of original gilding and is a little jiggly. The scabbard has a bend/dent near the shoe
An 18th Century Hunting Sword, the 60.5cm single edge steel blade with narrow fuller running along the back edge and double edged for the last 15cm, the brass hilt with recurving crossguard, green stained wrythen fluted horn grip, lacks knuckle chain and scabbard; two 18th Century Hunting Swords, one with fluted bone grip, the other with shell guard and fluted black horn grip, both damaged and lack scabbards (3)All have deep pitting to the blades and damage to the hilts
An 18th Century Small Sword, the 54cm fullered triangular section steel blade inlaid with gilt tendrils at the ricasso, the steel stirrup hilt with double shell guard and wood grip, lacks scabbard; an 18th Century Continental Hunting Sword, with 71.5cm single edge fullered steel blade, the brass hilt with double shell guard cast with hunting scenes, chequer carved horn grip and globular pommel, lacks knuckle bow and scabbard, af; a Modern Indian Talwar, with brass hilt and brass mounted gold velvet covered scabbard (3)The first two described have rust pitting to blades and damage to hilts
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